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Tevger : movement (political) (English phonetic 'tavgar')
Ciwan : (phonetic jwan) : youth
'a' at the end of teveger and ên at the end of ciwan indicate that these nouns are followed by adjectives : a is the feminine mark (in Kurmancî most of nouns are feminine) and' ên' is for the plural of youth.
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Piling wrote:No, they are pro-Mustafa Barzani, pro Sheikh Said, pro Qazi Muhammad, pro Kurdistan, anti-assimilation, so not at all PKK. You can not see a single portrait of Öcalan in their office :
http://rudaw.net/kurmanci/kurdistan/110820137
I don't know if they have something to do with KDP-Turkey which just opened again in Turkey.






Piling wrote:The fact they use the term 'KURDISTAN' in the name of their group is a clue that they are not PKK. Even PYD prefers to say 'Rojava' but Rojava alone.







Piling wrote:Exhausted. Spent all the day to prepare an exhibition of photographies about Tajeel place in Erbil.
Ate too much chocolate. Kurds KNOW that it is Easter and then oblige me to eat eggs and sweeties.
Now I will watch the 1st season of Broad church. Everybody in France praise the series.



Piling wrote:windy and rainy. Unfortunately, I have to go to the Institute today.



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